Romance Labz Community Guidelines

Romance Labz is built on respect, authenticity, and positive energy.
These guidelines protect everyone who attends our experiences. By joining any Romance Labz event, you agree to the rules below. We reserve the right to remove anyone who violates them—without refund.

1. Respect First
Treat all participants with respect at all times.
No insults, disrespectful behavior, intimidation, or aggressive tone.
If someone says no, that ends the conversation. No questions, no pressure.

2. Zero Harassment
No sexual comments, unwanted touching, persistent advances, or inappropriate requests.
No following people outside the event space.
Any form of harassment is immediate grounds for removal.

3. Authentic Intentions Only
Romance Labz is a space for real connections, not manipulation or games.
No lying about identity, relationship status, age, or intentions.
No recruiting for adult services, websites, or illegal activities.

4. Privacy Matters
Do not record, photograph, or post other guests without their permission.
No sharing someone’s personal information with anyone.

5. No Substance Issues
No attending while intoxicated or under the influence.
We reserve the right to refuse entry if safety, behavior, or judgment appears compromised.

6. Professional Conduct Toward Hosts
Respect the hosts and staff.
Follow instructions.
Do not disrupt, argue, or refuse direction that’s meant to protect the group.

7. Safety First
If at any point you feel unsafe or uncomfortable, notify a host immediately.
We take safety seriously and will intervene quickly.

8. No Violence or Threats
Any verbal or physical threats = immediate removal + permanent ban.

9. No Filming or Soliciting
Do not pitch products, businesses, adult content, or freelance services.
This is a connection space, not a marketplace.

10. Right to Remove
Romance Labz reserves the right to remove anyone who breaks these guidelines.
No refunds. No exceptions.

Our priority is the safety and comfort of the community.
If you want, I can also create a shorter “Event Rules” version, a more legal version with liability language, or a “Code of Conduct” to display on posters at the event.